Bugsnax
SCORE: 64
Bugsnax is one of those video games we saw
while we have been doing all of those FFG Reacts live streams. It was
also one of those games I really did not want to pay for since we
initially heard it was only a disposable video game as a digital
download. I have since done research and found there are physical copies
of Bugsnax for sale. I may need to order one from the UK, but we could
still get one at some point in the future.
There are these creatures in Bugsnax that are part bug and part snack.
So a strawberry spider like thing and more. There are day and night
cycles within Bugsnax. Certain things happen at certain times. Certain
Bugsnax are only out and about at certain times as well. We need to do
all these different things to catch the Bugsnax as well. How we must
catch them gets more and more obnoxious as the game goes along.
There is a storyline in Bugsnax. We learn more about it as we convince
these different muppet monster looking characters back to the town. I
did some live streams of Bugsnax and was shocked at some highly
controversial and very divisive content that was shoved into this game.
Bugsnax encourages direct rebellion against God. Sexual deviancy is
encouraged in Bugsnax. What makes this so shocking is Bugsnax is
supposed to be for kids. Would you approve of that message being put in
Sesame Street? There was a huge uproar when that happened.
Bugsnax is shown in the first person perspective. We acquire more and
more tools while playing this game. As we feed the muppet monster
looking characters certain parts of their bodies transform into the
Bugsnax we feed them. This a bit on the creepy side. They stay that way
through the game too. Bugsnax includes violence, blood, gross things,
attacks on marriage, and more.
Bugsnax had such potential that it bums me out that open rebellion
against God was promoted. Are they trying to get all of us struck down
by God's wrath? Why put that into a kids game? Are they trying to
brainwash kids into their rebellion? I got tired of having to figure out
how to catch this Bugsnax, and that Bugsnax. It would have been nice if
Bugsnax would have included easier ways to catch some of them.
For me Bugsnax is one of the biggest let downs. I stopped streaming it
after the offensive and highly controversial content was discovered. I
made sure to not draw attention to it while playing Bugsnax. Angry
psycho haters from the evil vile and wicked cancel culture would attack
us while claiming they celebrate diversity. They will probably will
attack us anyway. They have come after us before for staying obedient to
God.
- Paul
Graphics: 65%
Sound: 60%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Gameplay: 70%
Family Friendly Factor: 57%
System: Nintendo Switch/PC/PS4/PS5/Xbox One/Xbox Series X
Publisher: Young Horses
Developer: Young Horses
Rating: ‘E10+’ - TEN and OLDER ONLY {Animated Blood, Crude Humor}
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